a. philosophical anthropology and knowledge3. Close reading Book 1.2
b. human/non-human animals and knowledge
c. craft and experience; knowing and teaching
d. wisdom and leisure; wisdom and causes
a. note method of beginning with common beliefs about wisdom . . .4. Close reading Book 1.3-4
b. hierarchy of sciences, characteristics of the most superior science
c. wisdom, philosophy and wonder
d. divine science (2 meanings)
e. wisdom and wonder again
a. the four causes, again5. Close reading Book 1.6
b. Aristotle's history of his predecessors; compare with psychology texts . . .
c. 985a
a. characterization of SocratesBook 7
b. criticism of Plato
a. 7.1-6. Substance and essence (and accident)
b. 1032a [223 text] matter and form
c. 7.13ff - Universals